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ElectricEye vs. Voxel
Voxel and ElectricEye both run AI on cameras a site already has. Voxel focuses on safety, operations and risk management for large enterprise sites. ElectricEye covers workplace safety during operations and security after hours from the same cameras, with published per-camera pricing.
Based on public information, last checked October 2026. Sources listed below.
| At a glance | ElectricEye | Voxel |
|---|---|---|
| Primary focus | Workplace safety by day and security by night on the same cameras | Safety, operations and risk management |
| After-hours security (theft, intrusion) | Yes: intrusion, loitering, trailer tampering, theft behavior, with talk-downs, sirens and strobes | Not advertised on its website (checked October 2026) |
| Cameras | Existing IP cameras with a streaming API or RTSP, including Axis, and VMS platforms like Eagle Eye Networks | Works with over 95% of existing IP cameras |
| On-site hardware | None. 100% cloud, no on-site servers | Describes cloud-based processing and a hybrid cloud architecture; a published customer story mentions an edge device |
| Safety detections advertised | Forklift and pedestrian near-misses, PPE, restricted areas, unsafe behavior | Ergonomics, PPE, vehicle safety, area controls, pedestrian zone violations, near-miss collisions |
| Pricing | Published: from $5 per camera per month, or pooled event-based pricing | Not published |
| Privacy | Processes short event clips; video storage stays in your VMS | Faces and bodies blurred by default; no facial recognition |
Where Voxel is strong
- Ergonomics detection alongside PPE and vehicle safety.
- Workflow tools for task assignments, follow-ups and coaching.
- A large enterprise customer list, including Albertsons, Lowe's and Americold.
- Well funded: a $44M Series B in June 2025 and an Ericsson Ventures investment later that year.
Where ElectricEye is different
- The same cameras also run after-hours security: dock-door loitering, trailer tampering, perimeter breaches and active deterrence.
- Fully cloud-based with no on-site servers.
- Published starting price of $5 per camera per month.
- Native integration with Eagle Eye Networks.
Which fits
Which one should you choose?
- Voxel is likely a better fit if
- You are a large enterprise that wants ergonomics and operations analytics as much as safety, and you have a separate security program.
- ElectricEye is likely a better fit if
- You want worker safety and after-hours security from the same cameras, with no on-site hardware and pricing you can see up front.
Sources for Voxel
- Voxel homepage
- Voxel comparison page (Arvist vs. Voxel)
- Voxel Series B announcement
- Voxel Ericsson investment announcement
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